We all know about George Washington, Thomas Edison and Benjamin Franklin. But who are Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Deborah Sampson and Florence Nightingale?

Those interested in the past, present and future of women's relationships are invited to attend "Celebrating the History of Women's Friendships: Present Possibilities, Future Potential" a lecture to be held Monday evening.

Many students may not be aware that members of Student Government want to help them get scholarships.

The Tarble Arts Center will hold an exhibit tour Monday from 10 a.m. until noon.

A service Tuesday will allow friends and former co-workers an opportunity to offer prayers for the Dutler family, which was involved in a fatal traffic accident in New Mexico March 8.

The Neal Welcome Center will be done in time to greet new students and their families for fall semester.

A well-known New York jazz band will be performing Monday at Dvorak Concert Hall.

The works of Eastern's finest art students are on display in the All-Student Show at the Tarble Arts Center this month.

The first of three finalists in Eastern's presidential search visits campus Monday and Tuesday to interview with various campus groups.

With three terms as mayor of Arcola under her belt, Lynda Warfel Fishel believes her experience in public service will serve her well in the Illinois legislature.

Eastern organizations will take a look at the delivery methods of online courses in order to ensure consistency in content taught between the online and classroom versions of the courses.

The second annual "Country Cares For Kids Radio-Thon," sponsored by 101.3 WMCI, will be held all day Friday at Rural King in Mattoon.